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Water Supply Capacity Asset
Lifecycle Stage 2

Water Supply Capacity Asset

A standardized economic asset representing gallons/day, m³/day, billed volume of measurable water utility infrastructure capability under defined operating conditions.

Productive InfrastructureWater Utility Infrastructure
Capacity AssetWater Supply Capacity Asset
Primary Unitsgallons/day, m³/day, billed volume
Economic Proceedsbilled water sales, fixed service charges, connection charges, and wholesale supply payments
Certification Basisrevenue water delivered, billed volume, source availability, quality, pressure, and metering accuracy
Value Driversrate framework, demand growth, water rights, resilience, leakage, and customer base

Measurement Boundary

gallons/day, m³/day, billed volume define the canonical capacity units.

Attributable Evidence

Revenue water delivered, billed volume, source availability, quality, pressure, and metering accuracy establish the operational record.

Economic Characteristics

Scarcity, utility, durability, demand, transferability, and revenue potential determine institutional relevance.